FEP (Fluorinated ethylene propylene) is a copolymer of tetrafluoroethylene and hexafluoropropylene with a lower melt viscosity than PTFE, a value that can be melt extruded and molded, with a maximum continuous use temperature of 200℃. With PTFE has similar chemical resistance, electrical properties, mainly used for wire insulation / sheath or pipe bar extrusion.  

FEP pipe is widely used in wire and cable, heat exchanger, heat shrinkable tube and anti-corrosion lining pipe fittings in chemical industry.

Feature

Good transparency and visibility

Smooth inner wall, non-sticky, no scaling inside or outside the pipe wall

Low coefficient of friction, reducing the frictional resistance of the medium in the tube

Good chemical and corrosion resistance

Good electrical properties, providing insulation protection

Grade

General Grade, Colored Tubes

Specification Table

Pipe diameter wall thickness by the U.S. BETA LASERMIKE ultrasonic thickness measurement side deviation system, Switzerland Zhongbach ultrasonic diameter and thickness measurement system real-time monitoring, the size of the precise roundness.

Production Environment

Ultra-clean production environment, 10,000 class dust-free workshop (100 class in the core area)